Hi does this work on a Tiger Rice Cooker I bought from Japan? Thanks.
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It works fine with mine electrical stuff 100v from Japan but only one problem for the cheaper model...it's getting hot if you plugged in for more than 5hrs.
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This does not work on the rice cooker. You need 1500v+ For a Japanese rice cooker. But they're expensive so I don't use any but look fine.
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I've cooked both white and brown rice in this tiger rice cooker and have no complaints. It cooks just the same as white rice.
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If it's helpful, I wrote to Zojirushi about this subject and received a very nice reply listing all models and country of manufacture. I've pasted the list below:Our rice cookers are manufacture in Japan, Thailand, or China. Here is a breakdown of our models and origin. Manufactured in Japan: NP-HBC10/18 NP-KAC10/18 NP-GBC05 NS-ZCC10/18 NS-KCC05 NS-DAC10 Manufactured in China: NS-TGC10/18 NS-WAC10/18 NS-PC10/18 NS-LAC05 Manufactured in Thailand: NS-RNC10/18A NHS-06/10/18
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Yes the one I got from Amazon.com does but better make sure before you purchase it. It is a very good rice cooker.
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Mr. Hong, this is not really an answer but I think I know why you are asking if this device is Japanese made. Because they used to make the best. My late wife was Japanese and we originally bought our rice cooker in a Japanese store in Cambridge, Ma. It lasted us over thirty years, it never failed to work perfectly and was lost in a house fire. The replacement started buring rice after one year, it was made in China. So, like you, I am searching for a new unit that is made in Japan. Best of Luck.
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I didn't get to buy that one cause I thought it was over kill. But it should with. The Japanese unit works with American hardware. So should this. Hope that answer is satisfactory.
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The company usually produces good quality of rice cookers. However, the one I got wasn't cooking rice well. It was too much trouble to send it back.
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I really don't know if will work on pressure cooker. I think it will be better to check with manufacture
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Yes it is. There are some Tiger rice cookers that are made in Japan as well as some by Zojirushi. That being said it is a very well made rice cooker and we use it very often. Although, I like to by products made in the US that just isn't an option in this segment. Hope this helps.
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If it's helpful, I wrote to Zojirushi about this subject and received a very nice reply listing all models and country of manufacture. I've pasted the list below: Our rice cookers are manufacture in Japan, Thailand, or China. Here is a breakdown of our models and origin. Manufactured in Japan: NP-HBC10/18 NP-KAC10/18 NP-GBC05 NS-ZCC10/18 NS-KCC05 NS-DAC10 Manufactured in China: NS-TGC10/18 NS-WAC10/18 NS-PC10/18 NS-LAC05 Manufactured in Thailand: NS-RNC10/18A NHS-06/10/18
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yes, it says right on the rice cooker "made in Japan". The cooker has worked great from day one and the stainless steel look matches our kitchen well. We eat rice with every meal. We get many complements on it!
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This Tiger rice cooker is for making Mochi. If you cook brown rice the water amount will be different. You can steam regular rice but you would add more water. Pounding is for making Mochi.
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If it's model JBA-T10U. It has a "Made in Japan" right on the left above the LCD screen and Japanese writing on the right above the "Start" button. This is one of the best rice cooker, excellent performance!
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I really do not know as I purchased this for a Fagor pressure cooker and it works great on this model.
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I use my Japanese rice cooker on the step down voltage transformer without any problems. Most Japanese appliances don't have the ground prong (round prong) but you can just plug it in without the third prong. It will work fine
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Yes it does. The cooker works great too. Comparably priced to what I have seen at the Asian Market.
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The Rice Cooker is made to cook no matter what kind of rice you use. It doesn't have a setting for a specific rice. You just have to read the instructions on how much water you use on the packaging label of the rice itself because some use more water than the other brand of rice.